Turn Out Areas
Bunny II, Nomansland
Walhampton Scholars Farewell, Wootton
Cadland Masterplan, Sway
Knavesash Gold Fever, East End
Lucky Lane Warrior, Woodgreen
Lucky Lane Pegasus, Mill Lawn
Bullhill Major, Black Knowl
Mallards Wood Law & Order, Holmsley
Fidleywood Falconer, Culverley
Knavesash Polaris, Longdown
Brookshill Jasper, Ashurst
Wellow Vivaldi, Hill Top
Mogshade Quarryman, Whitten Pond
Carterstone Cufflink, Backley
Brookshill Major 2nd, Hill Top
Knavesash Duty, Bramshaw Golf Course
Jetset Monarch, Wilverley
Lucky Lane Rollo, Acres Down
Nutschullyng First Light – Green Pond, Fritham
Hasley Merlin, Linford
Rushmoor Marksman, Broomy
Stallion Turnout – Dates 2025
OUT – Monday 12th May
IN – By Monday 23rd June
May start coming in from Monday 16th June
ELECTION OF VERDERERS OF THE NEW FOREST
Tuesday 26 November 2024
STATEMENT AS TO PERSONS NOMINATED
NEW FOREST
The following is a statement as to the persons nominated for election as
Verderers of the New Forest.
Persons nominated | Decision of returning officer that nomination paper is invalid, or other reason why a person nominated no longer stands nominated | ||||
Surname | Other names in full | Place of Residence | Description | Proposer’s name | |
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
Ferrett | Mark Thomas | Cowleaze Farm, Romsey Road, Lockerley, SO51 0JA | Farmer | Dominic May | |
Harrison | Kay | 1 Parsonage Farm Cottage, Bramshaw, Nr Lyndhurst, Hants, SO43 7JF | Forest Commoner/Farming, Hairdresser | Richard Deakin | |
Jones | Gillian Lesley “Gilly” | Woodmead, 17 Long Lane, Holbury, Southampton, SO45 2LF | Commoner | Michael Cooper | |
Tilbury | Alison Lyn | 4 Lepe Farm Cottages, Exbury, Southampton, SO45 1AJ | Commoner | David Raymond George Readhead |
The persons opposite whose names no entry is made in column 6 have been and stand validly nominated.
Dated this Monday 11 November 2024 | Rachel Brooks Returning Officer | ||
Public Announcement (Midday, 5th November).
Announcement by the Official Verderer:
It is with great sadness that I announce that the Verderers of the New Forest will be saying goodbye and thank you to Sue Westwood at the end of this year, following nearly 30 years of dedicated and loyal service to the Court. The contribution Sue has made to the Court, Commoning and the Forest is too immense for me to articulate.
Her knowledge, experience and guidance has been invaluable to me, as I know it has been to my predecessors, and I am personally grateful for the support that she has offered me since my appointment.
We wish Sue all the very best for the future.
Sue Westwood:
I have thoroughly enjoyed my many years at the Verderers. My job has been a huge part of my life and has brought me much personal satisfaction. As many people are aware, I was ill with cancer for some time and having reflected on this, I have decided that I would like more time for myself to focus on other interests. No doubt you will find me busy with the ponies and around the forest.